This is the view of Houston at night from the International Space Station. Orbiting 212 miles above us, the station snapped this high resolution picture last night (3/16/10). Over the next few nights, you can see the station as well. Here's a listing of the sighting opportunities:
| Fri Mar 19/08:23 PM | 10 above NNE | 11 above NE | |||
| Sat Mar 20/08:46 PM | 11 above NNW | 35 above NNE | |||
| Sun Mar 21/09:12 PM | 26 above W | 30 above W | |||
| Mon Mar 22/08:00 PM | 11 above NNW | 11 above ESE | |||
| Tue Mar 23/08:26 PM | 29 above WSW | 11 above SSE | |||
Friday's fly-over will be quite brief even though skies should be clear enough to see it. Saturday, clouds and rain will make it tough. Sunday's fly-over is too brief and will be missed by most. The best chance to see it will be Monday; with clear skies and a five minute window; it should be easy to spot.
